Detroit drops plan to save part of Cooley High School
Detroit's Cooley High School, which opened in 1928 and closed in 2010, is being fully demolished to make way for a new athletic complex on the site.
What's next for Haley Stevens after Michigan U.S. Senate primary defeat?
Michigan Congresswoman Haley Stevens' bid for the U.S. Senate is over, but at 43, her political career may not be.
What to know when voting on partisan races in Michigan primary election
With Detroiters heading to the polls on Tuesday, one of the most important things to understand is how to fill out the partisan section of the ballot correctly.
2,200+ Detroit voters cast early ballots ahead of Tuesday primary
With federal scrutiny on Michigan elections, a Detroit Votes spokesperson says eligible voters should stick with their plan to vote and rely on trusted election information.
Detroit City Clerk Janice Winfrey pushes back on election claims made by DOJ
Detroit officials say those concerns aren't backed by evidence and don't reflect how the city conducts its elections.
Wayne County public defenders strike for better pay and healthcare
Those striking say they are fighting to keep their current healthcare benefits and receive pay raises that keep pace with inflation.
Alley sewer repairs in Detroit moving closer to construction
On Tuesday, the Detroit City Council approved two more contracts, bringing the total to four for the first phase of Detroit's $184 million Alley Sewer Repair Program.
Child hurt after struck by vehicle in Royal Oak Township, authorities say
Michigan State Police say a young child was hit by a vehicle shortly after 11 p.m. Sunday on westbound Eight Mile Road, east of Wyoming Avenue, in Royal Oak Township.
Detroit launches $184M repair program to fix 9,000 residential sewer connections
A private sewer connection can cost a Detroit homeowner more than $10,000 to repair.
Munoz Realty, city of Detroit settle thousands in blight tickets
The agreement with Munoz Realty reduces some fines as properties are brought into compliance.
SMART launches cooling buses amid heat wave in SE Michigan
With dangerously high temperatures expected over the next few days in Southeast Michigan, SMART is rolling out its cooling buses to give people a place to escape the heat.
Detroit officials demand DHS end ICE pursuits in neighborhoods
Two ICE operations three weeks apart resulted in injuries and property damage in Detroit, prompting city council members and a police commissioner to send a letter to DHS demanding policy disclosure and an end to neighborhood vehicle pursuits.
Detroit archdiocese welcomes SSPX Catholics, despite Vatican decree
The Vatican has excommunicated bishops connected to the Society of Saint Pius X after they consecrated four new bishops without authorization, raising questions for Catholic families who attend SSPX chapels.
4 dead in aftermath of crash on I-75 in Oakland County, state police say
A family of four is dead in the aftermath of a crash on Interstate 75 in Oakland County, Michigan, State Police say.
Detroit affordable housing fund boost takes effect July 1
Increased funding for Detroit's affordable housing trust fund takes effect July 1, but city officials say new construction won't begin immediately — the money is meant to support projects already in the pipeline.